State of Washington Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans. Updated December 2008
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1 State of Washington Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Updated December 2008
2 Table of Contents Introduction... 3 What Is Workforce Planning?... 3 Workforce Planning Strategy Areas... 4 Strategic Planning & Workforce Planning... 5 Types of Workforce Planning... 5 Workforce Planning Model... 5 Operational Workforce Planning... 7 Step 1: Identify Key Operational Issues... 7 Issues Driven by Executive Direction... 8 Issues Driven by a Changing Environment... 8 Issues Driven by Demand for Workforce Maintenance and Enhancement... 9 Step 2: Identify Operational Objectives...10 Step 3: Identify Operational Strategies...11 Strategy Clusters...13 Action Plans...14 Appendix A Environmental Scanning Resources...15 Appendix B Action Plan Template...17 Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans
3 Introduction Workforce planning is grounded in its contribution to organizational performance. Done well, it provides management with a way to align the workforce with the business plan, anticipate change, and address current and future workforce issues. Operational workforce planning helps managers: Project and respond to unit staffing needs. Deploy staff and organize work. Manage organization culture and workplace relationships. Anticipate and manage risk. The purpose of this guide is to explain the process of operational workforce planning. The guide is designed as a practical tool to be used by supervisors and those who support supervisors with unit-level planning (e.g., human resources, budget, and planning and performance staff). What Is Workforce Planning? Workforce planning is the process of linking workforce strategies to desired business outcomes. The terms workforce planning and succession planning are often used interchangeably. Many books and articles also use the terms human capital plan and talent management. To simplify matters, this guide will define workforce planning as the overall process of linking workforce strategies to desired business outcomes; staffing plans as the specific workforce strategies for recruiting, retaining, developing, and managing employees; and succession programs as the specific staffing strategies designed to develop an internal pool for anticipated vacancies. Strategic Plan Objective: Develop strategies to achieve business outcomes Workforce Plan (Human Capital Plan) Objective: Link workforce strategies to business outcomes Staffing Plan (Talent Management) Objective: Recruit, retain, develop, and manage employees Succession Program Objective: develop internal pool for anticipated vacancies Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans
4 Workforce Planning Strategy Areas In addition to staffing strategies, workforce planning covers other workforce strategies including HR infrastructure, organizational design, culture, and risk management. The chart below lists several key areas where employers might focus their efforts. Strategic Plan Workforce Planning Strategy Areas Workforce Plan Staffing Recruitment Assessment Retention Redeployment Training & Development Affirmative Action Succession Reduction-in-Force Employee Performance Management Infrastructure Classification Compensation Performance Incentive Programs Policies & Procedures Collective Bargaining Agreements Organization Design Reorganization Work Process Redesign Culture Values Diversity Change Management Employee Engagement Risk Management Critical Incident Preparedness Workplace Violence Workplace Safety Employee Health & Wellness Employment Litigation Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans
5 Strategic Planning & Workforce Planning Strategic business plans create direction and a foundation for allocating resources. Every resource within your organization should be aligned with the strategic plan, including budget, facilities, equipment, and people. The goals, objectives, strategies, and performance measures within the business plan should highlight your key workforce priorities. Types of Workforce Planning Generally, there are two types of workforce planning: strategic and operational. Strategic Workforce Planning looks at system-wide issues and strategies to: Support the organization s strategic plan (e.g., reorganization and redeployment). Address external workforce factors that affect the entire business (e.g., succession planning for retirement bubbles and reduction in force planning for budget cuts). Maintain organizational capacity (e.g., in-service training). Mitigate risk exposure (e.g., safety planning and EEO training). What is an appropriate management level for strategic workforce planning? It depends on the size of your organization, how it is structured, and how programs are managed and budgeted. Most strategic planning occurs at the senior-leadership level. However, employers may also plan at the division, region or program level. You should plan in a way that makes sense for your business. Additional resources on strategic workforce planning may be found on the Department of Personnel s Workforce Planning web page at Operational Workforce Planning looks at work-unit issues, and occurs at the supervisor level. The focus is on how to sustain the work unit s ability to execute business strategies. Planning at this level may involve both carrying out the organization s strategic workforce planning strategies, and responding to external workforce factors that impact a particular unit. Workforce Planning Model The following model details multi-step processes for both strategic and operational workforce planning. Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans
6 Workforce Planning Model Strategic Workforce Planning (Senior Leadership) ISSUE DRIVERS & INFORMATION SOURCES STRATEGIC PLAN Goals & Objectives Performance Measures Business Strategies WORKFORCE ISSUES What are the key workforce issues that will impact overall business success? WORKFORCE GOALS What key workforce goals must be accomplished to support business success? WORKFORCE OBJECTIVES What areas will you focus on to achieve your goals? How will you know if you are achieving your goals? WORKFORCE STRATEGIES What strategies and action plans will you use to achieve your objectives? Staffing CHANGING ENVIRONMENT External Environment Scan MAINTENANCE & ENHANCEMENT Internal Capacity Scan Infrastructure Organization Design Organization Culture Risk Operational Workforce Planning (Supervisors) ISSUE DRIVERS & INFORMATION SOURCES EXECUTIVE DIRECTION Strategic Workforce Plan Outputs & Deliverables Performance Measures CHANGING ENVIRONMENT External Environment Scan MAINTENANCE & ENHANCEMENT Internal Capacity Scan OPERATIONAL ISSUES What are the key workforce issues that will impact OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES What areas will you focus on to sustain business operations? How will you know if you are effectively sustaining OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES What strategies and action plans will you use to achieve your objectives? Staffing Infrastructure Organization Design Organization Culture Risk Supervisors Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 6 of 17
7 Operational Workforce Planning The purpose of operational workforce planning is to create a focused, realistic plan to achieve unit-level business deliverables. Using the unit s targeted outputs and performance measures, follow the three steps below: Step 1: Identify Key Operational Issues 1. ISSUES What are the key issues that need to be addressed to sustain 2. OBJECTIVES What areas will you focus on to sustain How will you know if you are effectively sustaining 3. STRATEGIES What strategies and action plans will be implemented to achieve the operational objectives? Employers often go straight to developing proposals, strategies, and programs. Effective planning requires that you first clearly define the nature and scope of the issue(s) you need to address. There are three key issue drivers for operational workforce planning: Issue Drivers Examples Executive Direction Issues driven by either the strategic workforce plan or other assigned outputs, deliverables, and performance measures. Employee participation in succession program Directive to include core competencies in employee performance plans Cascading division performance measures into employee deliverables Changing Environment Issues brought about by anticipated changes outside the manager s direct control and influence. Challenge getting qualified applicants for vacancies Budget cuts and reduction in force Changing workforce demographics Maintenance & Enhancement Issues related to maintenance of, risk management for, and improvement to the work unit. Anticipated retirement of key staff Individual Performance and Development Planning Interpersonal conflicts between staff of different ethnicities Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 7 of 17
8 Issues Driven by Executive Direction Strategic workforce plans are commonly cascaded down to individual supervisors for implementation. Supervisors should ask themselves: What is my role in the organization s strategic workforce plan? What are my work unit s expected outputs, deliverables, and performance measures? Issues Driven by a Changing Environment Many workforce issues are caused by changes in the market, labor pool, or legislative action. Supervisors should ask themselves: How many and what type of new positions have been allocated to my unit? Do I anticipate losing any positions as part of a planned reduction in force? Am I getting adequate candidate pools when I recruit to fill positions? Do my candidate pools represent a diverse range of skills, expertise, and backgrounds? Am I getting a good mix of internal and external candidates? Are my assessment tools effectively screening in and screening out the right candidates? Are my top candidates accepting my job offers? What level of turnover do I expect in the unit? Is a key technical specialist being actively recruited by other employers or eligible to retire in the near future? What reasons are causing people to leave? Is my employee profile (e.g., age, gender, ethnicity) changing how staff relate to each other and to customers? External Environmental Scanning Assessing the external environment is a process called Environmental Scanning. Environmental scanning focuses on the key external opportunities and threats that may impact your workforce and its ability to achieve goals and performance targets. Common external factors that influence workforce planning include changing: Population and workforce demographics. Client / citizen demographics, expectations, and perceptions. Partners and suppliers. Political and regulatory environment. Revenue streams and budget appropriations. Resources for assessing the external environment are included in Appendix A. Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 8 of 17
9 Issues Driven by Demand for Workforce Maintenance and Enhancement Supervisors often focus first on current employee issues such as maintaining employees, managing risk, and improving employee quality and performance. Maintenance issues deal with staffing levels and sustaining employee knowledge and skills. Risk management issues deal with workplace safety, employment liability, and business continuity following a critical incident. Enhancement issues are often driven by a desire to improve operational efficiency, working relationships, or unit performance. Supervisors should ask themselves: Are staff current in their technical knowledge and skills? Do they have the requisite knowledge and skills to meet deliverables? Is each staff person producing the quantity and quality necessary to meet unit goals? Does each staff person have the support (e.g., coaching, feedback) to achieve his or her part of unit goals? Do I have a strategy for addressing underperforming employees? Do I have a strategy to keep top performers engaged? Are current position allocations consistent with existing or anticipated work assignments? Do organizational policies or procedures support or interfere with productivity? Do grievances under the collective bargaining agreement or other labor relations issues absorb an excessive percentage of my time? Do my internal reporting relationships support or interfere with productivity? Do work assignments and methods support or interfere with productivity? Is the distribution of specialists and generalists efficient? Does workload distribution result in excessive use of overtime? Are staff behaviors consistent with agency values? Do staff work effectively with coworkers from different backgrounds, generations, etc.? Do staff demonstrate ownership in the success of the organization? Are staff adjusting well to recent changes in how the organization does business? Do staff know how to respond in the event of a natural or man-made disaster? Do staff know how to respond when a violent person enters the workplace? Are staff aware of common hazards in their work environment or line of work? Do they know best practices for mitigating those hazards? Do they know how to respond in the event of an injury? Are staff aware of programs, best practices, and resources for promoting employee health and wellness? Are staff aware of legal requirements and consequences for how they conduct themselves in the workplace? Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 9 of 17
10 Step 2: Identify Operational Objectives 1. ISSUES What are the key issues that need to be addressed to sustain 2. OBJECTIVES What areas will you focus on to sustain How will you know if you are effectively sustaining business operations? 3. STRATEGIES What strategies and action plans will be implemented to achieve the operational objectives? Objectives describe the observable or measurable results you expect to achieve related to an issue. At the operational level, workforce planning objectives are typically defined in terms of observable targets met by certain dates. For example: Issue: Executive directive to increase the number of claims reviewed each quarter. Objectives: Fill all unit vacancies by the end of the quarter. Reduce staff turnover by 10% over the next three quarters. Increase the number of claims reviewed by 10% each quarter through 6/30/2010. Objectives should tell you whether strategies and action plans are helping you address your key issues. When describing each objective, test it against the following SMART criteria: Specific Does it address a clear and precise element of success? Measurable or observable Is it either quantifiable or clearly observable? Action-oriented Does it address the results of a specific action? Realistic Can the organization realistically influence the desired result? Time-oriented Is there a time limit within which the objective must be achieved? Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 10 of 17
11 Step 3: Identify Operational Strategies 1. ISSUES What are the key issues that need to be addressed to sustain 2. OBJECTIVES What areas will you focus on to sustain How will you know if you are effectively sustaining 3. STRATEGIES What strategies and action plans will be implemented to achieve the operational objectives? While objectives state what you want to achieve, strategies and action plans describe how to achieve those objectives. Many factors influence what combination of strategies you use. Choose only those few strategies that have the best chance of improving performance. The following chart lists typical workforce planning strategies by focus area. Focus Area Staffing Recruitment Assessment Retention Redeployment Training & Development Affirmative Action Succession Reduction in Force Operational Action Plans Unit-wide or position-specific recruitment strategies (e.g., outreach and advertising) to fill anticipated vacancies. Screening and selection strategies to improve the quality of candidate pools. Unit-wide or individual employee strategies to prevent or mitigate turnover. Reassignment of functions and/or duties to take better advantage of knowledge, skills, and abilities. Unit-wide or individual development plans to either build or maintain knowledge and skills. Unit-wide or position specific recruitment strategies to build applicant pools from under-represented affirmative action classes. Unit-wide or position specific plans to build internal pools for anticipated vacancies. Employee-specific plans to lay off or outplace a unit employee impacted by a reduction in force, or bring on a new employee placed in the unit via layoff. Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 11 of 17
12 Focus Area Employee Performance Management Infrastructure Classification Compensation Performance Incentive Programs Policies & Procedures Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBA s) Organization Design Reorganization Work Process Redesign Organization Culture Values Diversity Change Management Employee Engagement Operational Action Plans Unit-level standards and expectations, and individual performance plans to clearly define expectations. Coaching and feedback to maintain performance levels. Corrective action plans to address problem performance. Redeployment or removal of underperforming employees. Individual acknowledgement, recognition, and reward to address successful performance. Position-specific job class allocation requests to reflect changes in duties and responsibilities. Individual salary-setting or incentive strategies to recruit or retain employees. Individual financial award nominations to reward outstanding performance (for organizations with performance management confirmation). Internal policy and procedure proposals to remove performance obstacles. Unit-wide or individual strategies to resolve an issue involving represented employees or addressed in CBAs. Unit-level work reorganization (e.g., distribution of specialists and generalists, use of overtime, and lead worker line employee relationships) to address obstacles to unit performance. Unit-level workflow and work method redesign to remove obstacles to unit performance. Establishment of core behavioral standards for work unit. Scheduling training, meetings, and other activities to reinforce expectations. Identification of key demographic issues (e.g., gender, generation, and ethnicity) affecting workplace relationships. Scheduling training, events, and other activities to build knowledge (awareness) and skills (customer relations and interpersonal). Strategies for managing perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors during times of significant internal or external change. Strategies for encouraging employee ownership in workunit and organization success. Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 12 of 17
13 Focus Area Risk Critical Incident Preparedness Workplace Violence Workplace Safety Employee Health & Wellness Employment Litigation Operational Action Plans Organization-wide plans, procedures, and training to mitigate natural and man-made disasters (e.g., earthquakes, floods, power outages, pandemic flu, fires). Expected practices (e.g., procedures and training) to prevent workplace violence. Expected practices (e.g., procedures and training) to mitigate workplace safety hazards. Expected practices (e.g., communication, programs, and training) to promote health and wellness. Expected practices (e.g., standards, procedures and training) to mitigate exposure to employment claims and lawsuits. Strategy Clusters While you may develop stand-alone strategies around a single topic such as succession planning, employers commonly cluster interrelated strategies around a complex issue or problem. This is often preferable to single-strategy efforts that only partly address an issue. For example: Issue: Executive directive to increase the number of claims reviewed each quarter. Objectives: Fill all unit vacancies by the end of the quarter. Reduce staff turnover by 10% over the next three quarters. Increase the number of claims reviewed by 10% each quarter through 6/30/2010. Strategy cluster: Bring in consultant to facilitate team building and address current disputes between older and younger employees. (Organizational Culture Diversity & Staffing Retention) Analyze employee survey data and discuss with staff issues concerning employee satisfaction and retention. (Organizational Culture Employee Engagement & Staffing Retention) Revise job analysis for core claims manager job series, evaluate requirements for knowledge mastery and skill level, and request reallocations as appropriate. (Infrastructure Classification) Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 13 of 17
14 Develop new applicant screening tools and selection criteria for claims manager positions based on revised job analysis. (Staffing Assessment) Conduct knowledge and skills gap analysis, identify required training, and update individual development plans for claims manager positions. (Staffing Training and Development) Set new production standards and update individual key results expected in performance plans for claims manager positions. (Staffing Performance Management) Action Plans While there are many ways to develop strategies and action plans, most include action steps that detail the following information: Who is accountable for completing each action step? What specifically needs to be accomplished in each action step? By When does the task need to be completed? For example: Objective: Increase the number of claims reviewed by 10% each quarter through 6/30/2010. Strategy: Conduct knowledge and skills gap analysis, identify required training, and update individual development plans for claims manager positions based on revised job analysis. Who What By When Supervisor Lead Worker HR Consultant Supervisor Supervisor Training Manager Supervisor Supervisor Revise job analysis for all claims manager positions. 3/01/08 Identify knowledge mastery and skill levels required to meet new production standards. Complete knowledge and skill gap analysis for existing 3/7/08 unit staff. Identify required training to address any gaps. 3/15/08 Update Individual Development Plans of staff with identified gaps. Arrange training and development opportunities as outlined in the Individual Development Plans. 3/22/08 4/15/08 Employees Complete required training. 8/01/08 A blank template of this action planning form is included in appendix B. Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 14 of 17
15 Appendix A Environmental Scanning Resources External Environment Washington State Office of the Economic and Revenue Forecast Council quarterly economic and revenue forecasts. Publications Washington State Office of Financial Management population, demographic, economic, and other trend data Washington State Office of Financial Management Washington Trends Washington State Office of the Caseload Forecast Council forecast and trend data for K-12 enrollment, social service caseload, and prison populations. Internal Capacity Washington State Department of Personnel Agency HR Management Reports Washington State Department of Personnel HRMS Business Intelligence Us.aspx Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 15 of 17
16 Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 16 of 17
17 Appendix B Action Plan Template Goal: Objective: Strategy: Who What By When Guide to Developing Operational Workforce Plans Page 17 of 17
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